This books sheds a lot of light on what happens out there & who runs the show:
William Blum - Killing hope : US military and CIA interventions since WW2 -
http://members.aol.com/bblum6/American_holocaust.htm
Introduction
1. China - 1945 to 1960s: Was Mao Tse-tung just paranoid?
2. Italy - 1947-1948: Free elections, Hollywood style
3. Greece - 1947 to early 1950s: From cradle of democracy to client state
4. The Philippines - 1940s and 1950s: America's oldest colony
5. Korea - 1945-1953: Was it all that it appeared to be?
6. Albania - 1949-1953: The proper English spy
7. Eastern Europe - 1948-1956: Operation Splinter Factor
8. Germany - 1950s: Everything from juvenile delinquency to terrorism
9. Iran - 1953: Making it safe for the King of Kings
10. Guatemala - 1953-1954: While the world watched
11. Costa Rica - Mid-1950s: Trying to topple an ally - Part 1
12. Syria - 1956-1957: Purchasing a new government
13. Middle East - 1957-1958: The Eisenhower Doctrine claims
another backyard for America
14. Indonesia - 1957-1958: War and pornography
15. Western Europe - 1950s and 1960s: Fronts within fronts within fronts
16. British Guiana - 1953-1964: The CIA's international labor mafia
17. Soviet Union - Late 1940s to 1960s: From spy
planes to book publishing
18. Italy - 1950s to 1970s: Supporting the Cardinal's
orphans and techno-fascism
19. Vietnam - 1950-1973: The Hearts and Minds Circus
20. Cambodia - 1955-1973: Prince Sihanouk walks the
high-wire of neutralism
21. Laos - 1957-1973: L'Armée Clandestine
22. Haiti - 1959-1963: The Marines land, again
23. Guatemala - 1960: One good coup deserves another
24. France/Algeria - 1960s: L'état, c'est la CIA
25. Ecuador - 1960-1963: A text book of dirty tricks
26. The Congo - 1960-1964: The assassination of Patrice Lumumba
27. Brazil - 1961-1964: Introducing the marvelous
new world of death squads
28. Peru - 1960-1965: Fort Bragg moves to the jungle
29. Dominican Republic - 1960-1966: Saving democracy
from communism by getting rid of democracy
30. Cuba - 1959 to 1980s: The unforgivable revolution
31. Indonesia - 1965: Liquidating President Sukarno ...
and 500,000 others ...... East Timor - 1975: And 200,000 more
32. Ghana - 1966: Kwame Nkrumah steps out of line
33. Uruguay - 1964-1970: Torture -- as American as apple pie
34. Chile - 1964-1973: A hammer and sickle stamped
on your child's forehead
35. Greece - 1964-1974: "Fuck your Parliament and your
Constitution," said the President of the United States
36. Bolivia - 1964-1975: Tracking down Che Guevara
in the land of coup d'etat
37. Guatemala - 1962 to 1980s: A less publicized "final solution"
38. Costa Rica - 1970-1971: Trying to topple an ally -- Part 2
39. Iraq - 1972-1975: Covert action should not
be confused with missionary work
40. Australia - 1973-1975: Another free election bites the dust
41. Angola - 1975 to 1980s: The Great Powers Poker Game
42. Zaire - 1975-1978: Mobutu and the CIA, a marriage made in heaven
43. Jamaica - 1976-1980: Kissinger's ultimatum
44. Seychelles - 1979-1981: Yet another area of
great strategic importance
45. Grenada - 1979-1984: Lying -- one of the few growth industries in Washington
46. Morocco - 1983: A video nasty
47. Suriname - 1982-1984: Once again, the Cuban bogeyman
48. Libya - 1981-1989: Ronald Reagan meets his match
49. Nicaragua - 1981-1990: Destabilization in slow motion
50. Panama - 1969-1991: Double-crossing our drug supplier
51. Bulgaria 1990/Albania 1991: Teaching communists what democracy is all about
52. Iraq - 1990-1991: Desert holocaust
53. Afghanistan - 1979-1992: America's Jihad
54. El Salvador - 1980-1994: Human rights, Washington style
55. Haiti - 1986-1994: Who will rid me of this turbulent priest?
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Pee-poles who don't learn from their mistakes & don't accept FACTs
r doomed & will not have much of a future.
tof be gureh jaddo aabaadeh all opposition feeders of 78!
Millions of uneducated gaav & olaaq, who can b bought for $10 to do
anything, who follow SHIT religion, who keep their own people as
slaves/nokar/kolfat, can NOT & will NOT have the-mock-RAT-see
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This is one of the best proofs that:
-There was NO F*ing revolution in Miran in 78
the old regime was 'approved' by the MASTERs & they wouldn't have
let a bunch GOH in-tell-egg-chew-alls or kun-nashur Mollahs to remove it
unfortunately for Miranians, the old regime 'cared' for Miran & tried
to educate it; but look what happened & how many of the 'educated' ones
fought in it's support in 78!
Well look who's sorry now!
-KIR can not & will NOT be removed without MASTERs permission
but unlike Miranians, MASTERs r X-teremly smart & open to better deals
& LOGIC
-How stupid & AHMAQ Mosaddeq was
-How stupid Mosaddeq's supporters have been allllllllll these years.
-How stupid & corrupt opposition feeders of 78 were & have been for 25
F*ing years
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I saw a DOC on Afgan, where a woman in the new Afg Gov was giving a
speech to some visting US congressmen.
B4 u know it she started complaining about the Americans & the 'system'
& talking in a demanding sar-baalaa mode ...
Guess what?
The C-men became very COLD towards her & eventually she was
removed form her post, but she was still talking to camera in a demanding
enqelaabi tone.
U won't be allowed in the 'game', if u don't know the 'rules' & FACTs.
I've known some Miranian idiots who supported Shah-massud very
emotionally & got devastated when he was 'removed'.
Afgans have stupidly destroyed their own country & millions of them live
in xtremely bad conditions in middle east alone. Their kids beg on streets
& r raised like savages without any education. Yet many of their original
leaders now live in khaarej in kushy homes sending their spoiled kids to
uni. Afgans can not have democracy for at least the next 200 years.
Their culture has been totally F*ed.
Y?!
They were used, but it was the STUPIDITY of their leaders that destroyed
them. Too many traitors & vatanfurush & criminals amongst them.
They didn't THINK about their actions or inactions & didn't know the FACTs
& didn't care about their country.
Now they have no right to complain!
How can u complain about abuse by foreigners when u'r own people did
such criminal acts to their own people?
Just like Iraqis, they sat on their asses & bent over to Saddam & saw their
own people being butchered & many even did the killings.
Then they Xpected another country to spend billions & send their own
army to Iraq to 'liberate' the Iraqies?! So what?
So that then a bunch Iraqi EGO bullies start fighting amongst each other
& then order the foreingers out & demand that our OIL is ours (meaning
the rulling group) & start increasing the price of OIL & other things ...
Then all sort of civil war starting?!
Then start fighting with the neighbors & minorities ...?!
FAT chance!
Idiots will not be allowed to run "OUR REGIONS"
Saddam spent so much money building NUC, what was he thinking of?
Didn't he know he wouldn't be allowed to use it?!
The idiot got sucked in to attack Miran & Kuwait, but never learnt his
lessons. The MASTERs know who to PICK!
I won't even mention the MORDAAB of Miran.
I urge all Miranians to read this book very carefully & THINK.
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KIR was erected by the Masters to F* Miran as a form of punishment &
control. Some EGO Miranians demanded too much & were going to
cause problems in the region, specially when Shah had cancer, so they
had to be stopped.
KIR knew the mass gaav/olaaq Mirananians: that if u give them an inch
they'll demand killometers. So they went to work to show them who
was in control & eliminated all oppositions.
We can't Xpect more from filthy Mullahs, after all they have proved who
they really were/are.
The question is:
- Y the KK opposition leaders of 78 didn't see it comming?
- Y KKOL78 havn't seen the light after 25 years?
- Y KKOL78 haven't admitted that they did GOH khori?
- Y KKOL78 still blame the old regime?
OK, they r all EGO maniacs & can't admit their GOH Khori, but
could it b that they r all still on the Masters pay-roll ?!
How about KIR pay-roll?
Think about it.
Masters must've thought of this: What if they find out about our plan &
then unite & work together to remove KIR. Well, easy, all we have to do
is to prevent them working together ...
Just like many KIR-dust on Miranians site who only muddy the waters.
The other question is the future of Miran.
Eventually the shit will hit the fan.
Many non-Miranians r asking Y Miranians did revolution to replace the
old regime with criminal a*holes. Many Miranians now live in the west
& it's getting harder & harder to sell the idea that there was a
'revolution' in Miran. Also, now Islam is a dirty word & it doesn't
look good for it to be in-charge of Masters own region.
Not to mention that eventually Miran will have too much money & the
KIR will become too arrogant, which will be perfect for another
regime change: frozen assets, broken ecconomy, devaluation, ...
Miran's loss will be the Masters gain again.
Now is the time for Miranian leaders to see it comming so that
they could F* their EGO, so that they can work together to prevent
another disaster.
Last time $US went form 8 to 800, next time it will become 80000.
This will make the khareji Miranians Xtremely rich, but will
kill many in Miran.
Not to mention the blood bath that will happen.
It's not enough to remove KIR, it has to be replaced by a more caring
system, with full blessing of the Masters. All details of the system
has to be worked out in advance b4 the KIR falls.
Including what to do with oppositions ...
1way or another this will eventually happen, but now Miranian leaders
can at least work together to select the new system/regime to minimize
the pain & the loss.
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Miranians should learn NOT to wait 4 Godo ImamZaman saviour.
They should not put all their eggs in 1 basket.
Even if by some miracle they find a he-row or she-row, he/she could b
easily terminated by Miranian hands, if the Masters wish it.
Is there any idiot who thinks that Ronald Reagan single handedly ran USA
& made alllllllllllllll decisions & alllllllllll americans worship'd him?
He couldn't even somethimes remember his lines. It was the system
behind him that ran the show.
In fact, after Reagan was shot, he lost half of his blood & experts say that
this could've started his memory-loss. But the 'system' ran well as usual.
This is y USA would've remained in Iraq no matter who became president
in 2004. coz they THINK & PLAN things logically & do not run on shur &
hayajaan & salavaat & mordebaad/zendebaad.
U can't play chess by getting angry with salavaat/mordebaad/zendebaad
U must THINK & predict all the moves & be ready ...
But to do that u need the right people with the right skills & attitude ...
the KKOL78 have proved beyond any doubt that they don't give a damn
about Miran. If they were too stupid to know what was happening, they
didn't belong in politics. They didn't know the 1st year, they didn't know
the 2nd year, surely by the 3rd year they should've known. Hell some of
their supporters now teach political science in USA now !!!
So today, after 25 F*ing years, they must all know who runs the show,
yet most of KKOL78 r shouting cho Miran lavaashak .... in Khaarej.
Getting Miranian youth to rebel against KIR, while these KK sit in their
cushy mansions in Khaarej, is criminal.
Leaders who 'care' will work together to come up with a 'system' to
replace KIR with, with Master's blessing, to prevent another disaster in
Miran.
tof be gureh jaddo aabaadeh all the KKOL78 who F*ed Miran & were NOT
man enough to admit it & at least try to fix it.
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2 X-tremely interesting books:
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zbigniew brzezinski; out of control : global turmoil on the eve of the 21st century
;1993
the question arises whether a global power that is not guided by a globally relevant
set of values can for long exercise that predominance.
Although a single & increasingly interdependent global political process is emerging,
America's difficulty in exercising effective global authority within it - because of
inner weaknesses derived more from cultural than from economic causes- could produce
a situation of intensifying global instability. On the geopolitical lvel, that is
likely to be expressed through the intensification of Eurasia regional conflicts
which are ensuing in the wake of the Soviet Union's collapse. Proliferation of
weapons of mass destruction makes this prospect more ominous. The crisis in the
postcommunist world in the meantime could deepen, undermining the wider global appeal
of democracy and stimulating the reappearance of millennial demagogy. The conflicts
betwwen the North & South could also then sharpen. A new coalition of the poorer
nations against the rich- perhaps led by China- might then emerge.
Yet that preponderance is likely to remain quite superficial & even brittle, largely
because there are no underlying bonds of shared values or political culture or religion
between America & its Arab client states. American power rests largely on an alliance
with local governments which, in several cases based on corrupt & obscenely rich classes,
increasingly run the risk of losing touch with their own populations. Moreover, Iran is
clearly an aspirant to regional hegemony & it is prepared to outwait the United States.
It has an imperial tradition & possesses both the religious & the nationalist motivation
to contest both the American & the Russian presence in the area. In doing so, it can
count on the sympathy of its neighbors. With both religion & nationalism conspiring against
an alien regional hegemony, the current American supremacy in the Middle East is built,
quite literally, on sand.
The political awakening of Islam is generating not only a collision with residual Russian
imperialism in the north but in time is also likely to contest American domination in
the south. The former will not be able to disengage, because of its settlers & because
it will feel bound to contest the intrusion into Central Asia of southern Moslem states;
& the latter- while also risking intensifying hostility- will not be able to disengage
because of its interest in oil & its sense of moral obligation to Israel.
Conflict & instability are likely to remain as central ... in the Islamic crescent ...
several of the states in this general area lack any genuine internal cohesion. .. tribal
loyalties are still stronger than a wider sense of national identity. Ethnic violence will
, therefore, continue to percolate & periodically explode. Traditional Arab disunity
deliberatlely abetted by the Western powers interested in retaining control over the Arab
supply of oil, will also contribute to persistent regional instability.
Though the notions of 'democracy' are fashionable, in much of the world the practice of
democracy is still quite superficial & democratic institutions remain vulnerable. There
is no shared global understanding of the real meaning of democracy, & specially to what
degree democracy should go beyond the political realm & also entail at leat minimum
guarantees for individual material well-being.
Moreover, unless democratic practice, & especially the economic performance of the free
market system, leads to a demonstrable improvement in social conditions, it is only a
question of time before a negative reaction to these concepts sets in.
The absense in the West of any binding moral imperatives perpetuates passivity, if not
lack of compassion, regarding the delimmas of inequality. It is no longer possible for
anyone in the West to pretend a lack of awareness of the massive hunger that decimates
hundreds of thousands of people each year, ...
& much the same could be said about the attitude of many in America to the plight of the
America's urban blacks. Knowledge combined with passivity raises a troubling moral issue,
..., which the west at some point may find painful to have to answer.
The American society cannot be the model for the world-both morally & as a matter of
practical economics-if a predominantly cornucopian ethic defines its essence, while a
sizable but impoverished minority is simultaneously excluded from meaningful social
participation. Preoccupation with the staisfaction of material desires that are growing
more & more out of control can only perpetuate & deepen the objective & subjective gulf
that is dividing mankind.
The global crisis of the spirit has to be overcome if humanity is to assert command over
its destiny.
In general, people have not wanted democracy for its own sake or out of commitment to
political idea. For the most part those who have actively sought democracy-in the
literal sense of the rule by the populace- have wanted it as a device to increase their
share in political rule & weaken the power & authority of those who actually rule.
Democracy has been a weapon of the poor & many against the few & the well-to-do ever
since it surfaced in ancient Athens -Barrington Moore.
The notion of a "permissive cornucopia" involves essentially a society in which the
progressive decline in the centrality of moral criteria is matched by heightened
preoccupation with material & sensual self-gratification.The combination of the erosion of
moral criteria in defining personal conduct with the emphasis on material goods results
both in permissiveness on the level of action & in material greed on the level of
motivation. "Greed is good"-the battle cry of the American yuppies of the late 1980s- is
a fitting motto for permissive cornucopia.
Thus, moral judgments become dispensable. There is no need to differentiate between
"right" & "wrong." Instead, for pragmatic reasons of social order, the critical distinction
is between what is "legal" & "illegal"; thus legan procedure, especially the court system,
substitutes for morality & for the church as the principal definer of that morality. Religion
as the internalized guide to individual conduct is thus replaced by the legal system, which
defines the external limits of the impermissible but not of the immoral. One can call
the foregoing "procedural morality", based on external rules guiding conduct & social
interaction. It differs fundamentally from a morality that is internalized, personal, &
inclined to make distinctions between "right" & "wrong." Moreover, procedural morality-
if it stands by itself-tends to create a condition in which more than just a few are
tempted to test pragmatically the limits of the permissible-"try to get away with it"-
because no absolute inner moral restraint is operational.
Television gives the young viewer a first glimpse of the outside world. It first defines
-& does so compellingly, by combining the visual & the audio impact-the meaning of the
good life. It sets the standards of what is to be considered achievement, fulfillment,
good taste, & proper conduct. It conditions desires, defines aspirations & expectations,
& draws the line between acceptable & unacceptable behavior.
Without some criteria of judgment that are derived from internalized standards, the
political danger is that self-gratification is becoming an end in itself in the West
at a time when much of the rest of the world is still struggling with existential needs.
At a time when the two worlds are no longer separated by time & distance, it is disturbing
to note how much of Western consumption is in fact unattainable by the poorer majorities
of mankind. ... Intensified envy rather than successful imitation is the more likely
prospect.
The main problems or dilemmas currently besetting America:
-indebtedness,
-trade deficit,
-low saving & investment,
-industrial noncompetitiveness,
-low productivity growth rates,
-inadequate heath care,
-poor-quality secondary education,
-deteriorating social infrastructure & widespread urban decay,
-a greedy wealthy class,
-a truly parasitic obsession with litigation,
-a deepening race & poverty problem (1992 stats show: living below poverty line are:
32.7% blacks , 11.3% of whites- combine to 35.7 million),
-widespread crime & violence,
-the spread of massive drug culture,
-the inbreeding of social hopelessness,
-the profusion of sexual license,
-the massive propagation of moral corruption by visual media
(the de facto advocacy of sex & violence as the means for attracting viewship),
-a decline in civic consciousness,
-the emergence of potentially divisive multiculturalism,
-the emerging gridlock in the political system,
-an increasingly pervasive sense of spiritual emptiness.
James Twitchell observed, in his Carnival Culture- the trashing of taste in America (1992),
American TV has become "a medium whose input is so profound & so resolutely banal that it
has almost single-handedly removed vulgarity from modern culture by making it the norm."
The result is a mass culture, driven by profiteers who exploit the hunger for vulgarity,
pornography, & even barbarism. Such supremacy of decadence & hedonism is a culture cannot
help but have a demoralizing effect on the values of society, undermining & eroding once
more deeply felt beliefs.
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Woodward, Bob; plan of attack -
Rumsfeld said "I am concerned about all of our war plans". He was reviewing all 68 of the
department's secret war & other contingency plans worldwide & had been for months.
Another element was the standing policy inher from the Clinton admininstration. Though
not widely understood, the baseline policy was clearly "regime change." A 1998 law
passed by congress & signed by president Bill Clinton authorized up to $97 million in
military assistance to Iraqi opposition forces "to remove the regime headed by Saddam
Hussein" and "promote the emergence of a democratic government."
The Op Plan 1003 on the shelf had last been fully approved in 1996 & an update done in
1998 had gone through all the approval wickets in the Pentagon except it had not been
signed by then secretary of Defense Willian Cohen.
The reason the plan was important, Frank noted, was because it was all they had. As they
knew, it normally took 2 years or maybe 3 years to write a war plan.
Calling the connection an "axis" was clever & calling it an "axis of evil" was most
clever, she (rice) thought. ... Rice & Hadley proposed that Iran be dropped. Hadley said
it would be inflammatory. "No," the president said, "I want it in." Iran would stay.
In an interview later, the president recalled he had specific reason. "It is very important
for the American president at this point in history to speak very clearly about the evils
the world face," he said. "No question about it, North Korea, Iraq & Iran are the biggest
threats to peace at the time." Iran was unique, he said, because "there is freedom
movement in Iran & because Iran is relatively open compared to other countries that are
run by, you know, theocratic people, because of the Internet, the Diaspora here from the
United States & Iran. "And the fact that the president of the United States would stand
up & say Iran is just like Iraq & North Korea-in other words you've got a problem, the
Iranians, we know you've got a problem, we hear you got a problem-and the president is
willing to call it, is part of how you deal with Iran. And that is to inspire those who
love freedom inside the country."
This man introduced Tim (CIA guy) to 2 brothers whose father was the group's leader, and
had almost the equivalent status of the Catholic Pope. ... Tim agreed initially to pay
the brothers & their father $135,000 a month. Though they kept pushing on money & upping
the stakes, Tim asked them, what do you really want? What is your bottom line? A seat
at the table when the new, post-Saddam government is formed in Iraq, they made clear.
As instructed, Bandar (Saudi ambassador, price Bandar bin Sultan) then said formally,
"since 1994, we have been in constant contact & touch with u on the highest level
regarding what needs to be done with Iraq & the Iraqi regime. .... In 1994, King Fahd
had proposed to President Clinton a joint US-Saudi covert action to overthrow Saddam, &
Crown Prince Abdullah in April 2002 had suggested to Bush that they spend up to $1 billion
in such joint operations with CIA. ... :As u know, we are confident in our international
situation. However, the situation in the Arab & Islamic [world] is quite fluid in a way
that it could hurt or threarten our interests & your interests. "therefore, to protect
those joint interests, we want you in this difficult situation to confirm to us that
you will be seriously engaging in solving the Middle East problem. We also expect Saudi
Arabia to play a major role in shaping the regime that will emerge not only in Iraq but
in th region after the fall of Saddam Hussein." .... The president added, "changes in Iraq
will result in a change of way of doing things, not only in Iraq but even in Iran."
Bander expressed annoyance that some in the US government, particularly the Department
of Defense, had tried to contact members of Saudi opposition groups. The president
promised to look into the matter.
Special Forces & intelligence operatives would distribute $300 million to local Iraqi
tribal leaders, religious leaders & the Iraqi armed forces.
Tim (CIA guy) was now paying the 2 brothers $1 million a month for ROCKSTAR intelligence.
The borthers seemed to spend the money in about 6 days, so Tim would offer several
hundred thousands more if they provided really good intelligence.